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Jevan Snead


Very good QB for the Rebs. He was their QB when they beat UF and inspired the Tebow speech.
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Meaning he died of a heart attack caused by law enforcement subduing, restraining, and applying pressure to his neck.


Chauvin didn't apply pressure to Floyd's neck. That was a false narrative pushed by media.
Areas I would look at:
Mont Belvieu (commute via 146 or 99 shouldn't be that bad)
League City/Clear Lake/Kemah
Nassau Bay (will have to be cognizant of storm surge since it's basically at sea level) but an almost all-white well run town which isn't part of Houston.

But either way, fret not. There are HEBs all around.
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That's great, but he's still fricked in Minnesota.


This is in reference to the MN's (state) case.

re: Weed Eater Recs?

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/19/26 at 9:16 am to
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Need more info on your property. Echo/Stihl/Shindaiwa are amongst the quality options. Whether you go lighter/smaller or heavier duty within those brands and options is dependent on your needs. As others mentioned, the Echo SRM 225 is popular for most neighborhood sized yards.



First, appreciate everyone taking time to respond. My place in Katy took me about 15 minutes max to weed-whack. This other place is almost an acre with water, several live oaks, etc. Different animal.

Currently have a low-end Troy Bilt. Worked well for my small yard.

And yes, I'm using ethanol free gas.
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the failure of the Hennepin County District Court to convene a grand jury violated state and federal rules and laws


Beyond all the other Walz/Ellison fertilizer, this is just unconscionable and a major misstep.

And if not familiar with Liz Collin, she has done a great job not allowing Chauvin, et al's, injustice to become forgotten.

Jealous may be too strong a word but tons or respect for Arky, OM, and State's baseball parks.

Weed Eater Recs?

Posted by AlwysATgr on 8/19/26 at 12:49 am
Preferably gas powered. TIA
Sorry to hear this. Hope he made peace with God before he died. Rube was badder than Shaft, Superfly, James Bond, and Kung Fu all put together.

Grew up on their music. Saw 'em at the Centroplex circa 1980. Rube played some funky stuff on drums.

Luv me some ZZ Top.
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Wouldn't this be a win/win for both LSU and Daniels?


Yes. And it should be. But sadly, that's not where this is headed and IMO, this is on Jayden.
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You don't have a right to infringe on the rights of others.


No you didn't. You punted as expected (and you'll punt going forward won't you?).

You mentioned rights repeatedly. Where do these "rights" come from of which you speak? Does a rabid dog have the same rights as a healthy dog?
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A revolution?
To install what kind of government?
Do you want a Constitutional republic with equal protection under the law?
If so, you still won't be able to discriminate against Mooslims based on religion.
If not—if y'all have decided that having rules that everyone has to play by is too constraining—what alternative form of government do you propose?
Dictatorship? Monarchy? Theocracy? What would you like to install instead of what we've got?


See below . . .

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the
People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness."

One question: on what basis will "laws" be made? And FTR, every nation is already a "theocracy" whose laws exalt some god or moral standard above others.
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I'm not sure what part of someone's religious rights end when they start to infringe on the rights of others you are struggling with.


Struggling?

I was raising (some of) the questions that your claim "religion doesn't allow you to infringe on the rights of others" naturally bring.

They aren't trick questions. Can you answer them?
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So they can't run their county w/out SNAP?


The question that needs to be asked. And the follow-up: why do Houston residents needs SNAP to begin with?

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Criminal Records


IMO, this is great.

I'd probably take a brighter tack:
Sunrise
Green Grass
Blue Sky

Or something to do with my career:
T-0
Orbit
MECO (Main Engine Cut-Off)
Regolith
Moon Pool
Drill Floor
Drawworks
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It's even more embarrassing when you realize their labor costs are basically zero.


This is what turned me against Nike - long before all of their ensuing woke fertilizer.
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However, the moment that historical footage is attached to a jersey sale, advertisement, or paid subscription promo, the boundary shifts back to protecting the player's likeness.


To me, this sounds like LSU could not sale explicit "#5 Daniels" jerseys without his permission nor use evident NIL of Jayden in advertising (or paid promos).

I do not see how this could be reasonably extended to apply to a different player wearing #5. If so, that would also extend to anyone wearing P&G uniforms (since Jayden wore them), or playing QB for LSU (since Jayden played QB for LSU), or playing in TS (since Jayden played in TS). It becomes immediately absurd.

I (still) like Jayden and would hope there's a path fwd where this could be amicably resolved but I don't see it. Jayden deserves every bit of the pushback he's getting.
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No, religion doesn't allow you to infringe on the rights of others.


This statement presupposes that all "religions" share the exact same domain of "rights." Do they?

Does a culture dominated by Islamic "rights" resemble cultures shaped by a Christian worldview, e.g., the USA?

BTW, what's wrong with "infringing" on the "rights" of others? Do these "rights" inhere to man? How are transcendent human rights determined?

Finally, we could be fully accommodating Shinto until . . . until the first bomb exploded. And nobody lets a rabid dog run loose do they?